Les Gets at a glance
- Ideal for
- Families: Grand Cry, Espace des Mappys, free sledging
- Beginners: P'tite Glisse pass, 13 runs, €28.70
- Skiing from the village, Portes du Soleil at the end
- Less suitable if
- High altitude: summits at 1,826 m on the Les Gets side
- Direct train: Cluses station 22 km away, then bus
Weather, snow and webcams in Les Gets
MET Norway forecast, updated daily at 1 am and 9 am.
Snow report · Avalanche bulletin
Where to stay in Les Gets
Recommended hotels for your budget
Budget
Comfort
Upscale
What to do in Les Gets besides skiing
Les Gets piste map and ski area
Beginners: the Espace des Mappys at Les Chavannes · Beginner pass €20, P'tite Glisse €28.70
OpenSkiMap data · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), unofficial. Official piste map
Les Gets lift pass prices
| Lift pass | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Les Gets-Morzine · 1 day | €56 | €44 |
| Les Gets-Morzine · 6 days | €312 | €240 |
| Portes du Soleil · 1 day | €73 | €55 |
| Portes du Soleil · 6 days | €373 | €280 |
2026-2027 prices · Ticket-office prices · online €50 a day, €40 on Saturdays · free for under-5s · official ticket office
Ski rental and lessons in Les Gets
Book your skis before you go
- 2 Skiset shops in Les Gets, near the lifts
- Equipment, shop and dates chosen online, in a few minutes
Skiset (2 shops) and Snowrental (5) · 16 rental shops, rue du Centre and the slopeside area
Ski lessons and schools
| Lessons (online prices) | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult group lesson, 5 or 6 mornings | from €194 |
| Children's lesson ages 5-12, 5 or 6 mornings | from €182 |
| Children's lessons ages 5-12, 5 or 6 days | from €302 |
| Club Piou Piou ages 3-4, 5 or 6 mornings | from €196 |
ESF snow garden from age 3 in the heart of the village, near the P'tits Montagnys nursery · In a beginner lesson, the P'tite Glisse pass is enough for the first few days, according to the ESF.
When to ski in Les Gets
Best time: January to March
Getting to Les Gets
On site
Maison des Gets, 89 route du Front de Neige, 74260 Les Gets
Where to eat and unwind in Les Gets
Barbylone (DJs, concerts) on rue du Centre, the Semba at La Marmotte, L'Aprèski in the slopeside area
Restaurants in the resort
Fondue, raclette, tartiflette in the vaulted cellars
📍 Les PerrièresSeasonal cooking on one side, pizzas and pasta on the other
📍 Rue du CentreThin-crust pizzas, non-stop service, takeaway available
📍 Rue du CentreSavoury and sweet crêpes, homemade dishes, children's menu
📍 Vieux VillageMountain restaurants
Spa and relaxation
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Frequently asked questions
When does the Les Gets resort open?
Partial opening on Saturday 12 December 2026 depending on snow cover, full opening on 19 December; the Les Gets ski area closes on Sunday 11 April 2027.
How much is a lift pass in Les Gets?
A Les Gets-Morzine day pass costs €56 at the ticket office and €50 online for an adult (€44 and €40 for a child aged 5 to 15). A Portes du Soleil day pass costs €73 at the ticket office. Free for under-5s.
Is the Les Gets resort linked to Morzine?
Yes: the Les Gets-Morzine ski area makes up 120 km of runs on a single pass, and the Portes du Soleil pass opens up 600 km across 12 resorts between France and Switzerland.
Is the Les Gets resort good for beginners?
Yes: the Espace des Mappys, on the Chavannes plateau, is reserved for learning, and the P'tite Glisse pass (13 runs) costs €28.70 a day online; the Beginner pass, €20.
How do you get to Les Gets without a car?
By TGV to Cluses (about 4h30 from Paris), then the Altibus Y92 bus for 22 km. From Geneva airport, 55 km away, Altibus and several operators run transfers in season.
What is the altitude of Les Gets?
The village is at 1,172 m; the Les Gets summits reach 1,826 m (Mont Chéry, Ranfoilly) and the Les Gets-Morzine ski area climbs to 2,019 m at the Pointe de Nyon.
Sources and method
Resort profile: lesgets.com, ski-morzine.com, backoffice.avoriaz.com, wikidata.org
Lift passes: lesgets.com, ski-morzine.com
Accommodation: data.classement.atout-france.fr, lesgets.com
Ski area: skiinfo.fr, lesgets.com
Equipment rental: skiset.com, snowrental.com, lesgets.com
Getting there: lesgets.com
Restaurants and activities: lesgets.com, musicmecalesgets.org
Webcams and reports: lesgets.com
Ski holidays: travelski.com, snowtrex.fr
Runs and lifts: OpenSkiMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Terrain: Mapzen Terrain Tiles (AWS Open Data). Forecasts: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Snow on the ground: Météo-France, automatic stations (Open Licence 2.0). Schools, restaurants, spas and practical information: venue websites and tourist office.
Photos: Annom, Domaine public, Wikimedia Commons · Ricardo Pomares, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons · Guillaume Hankenne, Pexels.
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